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I should have posted this earlier -- it's been a few months since I posted here at all.... but we found out about a month ago that my boyfriend is now cancer free. After 6 months of surgery, post-surgical infections, and chemo therapy - my boyfriend is totally back to his old self. It seems like he was bald and weak and in pain AGES ago... but it's only been 2-3 months since his hair came back.
This support forum helped me through so many times of crisis. I had never dealt with cancer so upclose and personal as I did with my boyfriend, as his primary care taker, and I never imagined it would be as hard as it was... and strangely, after a while - it also became routine.... but MY GOD is it better to be back to health.
We're working out together 3-4 days a week. He's running, lifting weights that are 3-4 times heavier than the ones I lift (just after chemo we were lifting the same -- and my strength has increased too -- so he's a total muscle man). He's hairy as can be, and life is so so good.
There is light at the end of the tunnel...and thank you for all your help.
This support forum helped me through so many times of crisis. I had never dealt with cancer so upclose and personal as I did with my boyfriend, as his primary care taker, and I never imagined it would be as hard as it was... and strangely, after a while - it also became routine.... but MY GOD is it better to be back to health.
We're working out together 3-4 days a week. He's running, lifting weights that are 3-4 times heavier than the ones I lift (just after chemo we were lifting the same -- and my strength has increased too -- so he's a total muscle man). He's hairy as can be, and life is so so good.
There is light at the end of the tunnel...and thank you for all your help.
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